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... the most powerful, savage war films ever made. It is an unrelenting view of the war’s greatest holocaust, the battle of Stalingrad. The battle is seen through the eyes of the people involved in it. It is the story of men who obeyed Hitler's last command: ...
... ‘White Rose of Stalingrad’ was probably the most famous. Peter Arnott wrote his play The White Rose based on &cts discovered by writer Bruce Myles while researching for his book Night Witches. It is set during tfie terrible battle for Stalingrad. Lily fo( her ...
... poet, talks about her life, horses and India in Late Night Line- Up (BBC 2) Wednesday: Michael Howard analyses the Battle of Stalingrad in BBC I's Grand Strategy series. Alan Whicker returns to ITV with a new series and reports on the Franciscan nuns ...
... It is “Battle Inferno,” and it has “The Beatniks,” with Tony Travis and Karen Kadler, as its second feature. “Battle Inferno” is a British film, made in Western Germany, a couple of years ago. It deals with the tragic assault upon Stalingrad, a mad tragedy ...
... White Rose of Stalingrad (Valerie Gogan) with left Ina Pasportnikova (Carol Harvey) and right Alexei Salomaten (lan Oliver). White Rose runs at the Belgrade Studio in Coventry until February 7. 800,000 killed in the Battle of Stalingrad, 20 million Russians ...
... How the Red Army managed to snatch and the Dixie Chicks. (C) (S) 8.05 Casualty Josh regrets a moment victory in the Battle of Stalingrad. (R) (C) (S) 8.55 Gmfi Prix Snooker. David Vine introduces of kindness toward a colleague caught moonlighting; (C) (S) ...